全新版大学英语2第二版Unit1 ways of learning.pptVIP

Unit 1 Ways of Learning;;Content;Warm-up;;Text Study;Structure;Language Study;Cultural Note;Cultural Note;Cultural Note;Cultural Note;Cultural Note;Cultural Note;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Difficult Sentences;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Difficult Sentences;Difficult Sentences;Words;Words;Language Study;Language Study;Difficult Sentences;Difficult Sentences;Words;Words;Words;Words;Words;Cultural Note;Difficult Sentences;Difficult Sentences;Words;Words;Phrase;Words;Words;Difficult Sentences;Words;Words;? ? ? “If I have seen further than others, it is by standing upon the shoulders of giants.” ---Issac Newton;Cultural Note;Language Study;Words;Words;Date;Style Analysis;1. Comparison : You are asked to explain how two or more things are alike. Similarities. 2. Contrast : You are asked to explain how two or more things are different. Differences. ;Useful Expressions for Comparison and Contrast:;Ways of introducing a theme: Stating the topic directly Posing a question Quoting a famous saying Relating an anecdote or an incident ;Ways of developing a theme: One-side-at-a-time method: examine one subject thoroughly and then start the other Point-by-point method: examine two objects at the same time, discussing them point by point;How does the author develop his thoughts? Point-by-point. A series of comparison and contrast. Now fill in the table.;Writing Skill;Review;;Useful Words and Expressions;;Useful Synomyms;8. make sth. clearer 9. be likely to 10. bring up 11. having good intentions 12. very 13. better than ;Author:Howard Gardner(July 11, 1943 - ) American Psychologist, Educator, Education School of Harvard University;Supplementary Information;Supplementary Information;Supplementary Information;Supplementary Information;Supplementary Information;Style Analysis;Exposition;Argumentation;Difference: Exposition: an explanation of facts or of the way in which something is done, to make ot